Jacinto Street, Davao City – As an adopted Davaoeño, by having spent about a decade studying Industrial Engineering in Ateneo, I have become accustomed to the vibe that welcomes you when you walk around the city. I love to walk around the población,…  | By Vincent Carlo Cuzon on August 11, 2024 | Jacinto Street, Davao City – As an adopted Davaoeño, by having spent about a decade studying Industrial Engineering in Ateneo, I have become accustomed to the vibe that welcomes you when you walk around the city. I love to walk around the población, especially the areas where the shades are plentiful. Simply said, I am a biophilic. I'd like to make some comparisons with the Japanese way of treating nature as an extension of a productive workspace. Wa, as an old name of Japan, connotes "peace, harmony" thereby sending signals of "harmonious" experiences (which is normal in oriental design thinking, by the way). I aptly chose Japan since Davao was once known as "Davaokuo," and building on the positive impacts of Japanese (even Western) backgrounds, maybe useful in looking at contemporary población area with fresh perspectives. I'd like to (…) | | | |  | You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. | | | | |
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